DogtraTitanium Enhanced Contacts Large Remote Dog Training eCollars

Prior to buying this when I was using original prong contacts, my dogs were getting irritation marks on their necks. This is a life saver and my dogs don't get marks on their necks anymore. This really should be the default prongs.

UPDATE: Dogtra customer service reached out to me promptly, apologized for the mistake, and sent me the right variant which is compatible with 1900X. The new one works like a charm, and I can access the power button.Be careful if you have 1900X series - this is not gonna work with your eCollar as it will cover the power button. I tried calling the customer service, and they confirmed that. They said they sell another version of it, but it's only available on their own website and not on Amazon. I'm pretty disappointed with their customer service since this hasn't been mentioned on the product description, and they didn't make any efforts to make it right (e.g. exchange it with the right one).

Bought this for my dogs 280C because the original prongs don't touch his skin through his thick husky like hair and this works perfect. It also makes me feel better that it isn't digging into his skin as much. Just make sure to test the effectiveness on your own skin in case the stim is too high or too low.

Maybe it would work great for the right dog. I have a Dutchie with medium hair, similar to a Labrador Retriever's coat. Could not make a consistent contact. Went with the same with wings, and it works much better.

Plush coated, monster white German Shepherd gets the stimulation now!Long time retired trainer here. Electronic collars can be life savers, just go through learning to use them correctly, please.

I'm a police K-9 handler, I work a young, outrageously high drive Malinois in patrol and narcotics detection. This dog is so driven I have gone so far as to make a Dogtra collar with two 1900s receivers on it. It works well, but it is very bulky. I have a second 1900s system with just the original single collar. I bought three of these thinking they just might spread the stimulation out a bit where the collars wouldn't have to be as tight and I'd get a wider contact area. The contacts are easy to install, my worries about not getting a good contact on his neck were not an issue, and this worked as well as I'd hoped. At least Until they started to break. First the contacts start bending, then the wire breaks right where it goes around the post on the collar. The first one I thought was a fluke, so I replaced it. Then they all started breaking the exact same way. Now I have four of them that are all broken, that's a lot of money to throw in the trash.

My dog has a stainless steel allergy so this has worked out well. And he seems far more comfortable in this than the long prongs, but they’ve broken twice. Dogtra has a solid warranty and quickly sent a replacement after a phone call and an email, but I’m not sure they’ll last.

Does the job